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3 Convenience-Focused DIY Bathroom Projects

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When you envision your ideal bathroom, you likely picture luxurious touches that make it feel like a private oasis. But convenience is one factor not to overlook. After all, the bathroom is where you get ready for the day or end the night, and being able to enjoy simple conveniences makes your daily routine a little smoother. There are numerous ways to enhance the convenience of your bathroom, but a few home improvement projects can make a significant difference. Whether it’s adding a soaking walk in tub or installing a double sink vanity, here are a few ideas to consider. Install a Walk In Tub While walk in tubs are equipped with accessibility features geared toward seniors and those with mobility issues, anyone can enjoy the convenience of these easy-access tubs. Grab bars, non-slip surfaces, and, of course, low-threshold entrances make it much easier to get in and out of the bathtub. Once in the tub, you can enjoy dual whirlpools and other hydrotherapy options, depe...

3 Tips Every DIY Beginner Should Know

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Whether you’re a new homeowner eager to make your home completely yours or you’re tired of hiring contractors for every job around the house, there are some tips that every DIY beginner should know before attempting a project. From ensuring the space is clean to having everything you need on hand to install a new walk in tub , these tips will set you up for success. Measure Twice, Cut Once   One of the most common adages in the DIY world is “Measure twice, cut once.” This isn’t exactly literal, but instead means you should be sure what you’re cutting is correct. Measuring multiple times to eliminate chances of errors before cutting is ideal. After you cut, you may not get a chance to fix any mistakes. For example, when installing stainless steel single bowl kitchen sinks , the hole you cut needs to be exact to avoid any gaps in the final install. Slow down, ensure your measurements are accurate, and only make the cut when you are certain everything will fit. This one tip...